Opposite of Atomic Collapse
String Deweaving is where an atom's Chain Reweaver loosens entirely and causes the atom to lose its shape. It becomes a mostly inert blob with strings freely rotating around each other. The reversal of String Deweaving is incredibly rare and causes great damage to an atom's Atomic Chains. It can change state if a sufficiently high energy Free Chain hits it, turning most the atom into Free Chains. String Deweaving can be prevented by tangling an atom with a more stable atom. After String Deweaving however the introduction of another atom is likely to do nothing, and on the chance it does tangle the stable atom is more likely to result in Atomic Absorption.